10 Things You Need To Know This Morning

Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten is launching a video streaming service to rival Netflix and Amazon. Wuaki is what it's called. It's next new market is the UK.

Facebook, Twitter, and even Slideshare are blocked or partially blocked in China. LinkedIn is not, at all. How come? Because if it were, government-owned Chinese companies would have a harder time hiring Englisher speakers.

Each month, 100 million people are using a cloud-based Web browser called Maxthon.

Netflix is talking to the Arrested Development producers about making a fifth season.

Epic Games canceled Infinity Blade Dungeons, a for-iPads sequel to its massively popular iPhone game.

"India is reportedly experiencing a growing trend in which social media users in their 20s and 30s go under the knife to get the optimal profile picture."

PCWorld is going out of print, bringing the end of the general-interest PC magazine era.

Microsoft promoted Julie Larsen-Green to the top of its Xbox division, and there have been some seriously sexist responses to the news among gamers.

The Apple Store in Madrid will be built over 15th Century ruins.

Irish book-making site Paddy Power is going to launch the first gambling app for Facebook in the next two weeks.